7. In the figure below, the switch S is closed for a long time such that the system reaches a steady state (capacitor is fully charged). Find the current passing through R₂, 4 ms after the switch is opened. R₁ = 10 kQ, R₂ = 15 kN, E = 20 V, C = 0.4 µF. E R₁ R₂ C

7. In the figure below, the switch S is closed for a long time such that the system reaches a steady state (capacitor is fully charged). Find the current passing through R₂, 4 ms after the switch is opened. R₁ = 10 kQ, R₂ = 15 kN, E = 20 V, C = 0.4 µF. E R₁ R₂ C

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